₦airaland Forum

mrvitalis:
Carry foreign rice from Ogun to IMO... From Edo to IMO you would meet 300 check points and you would pay everyone for carrying foreign rice

So when igbos complain u go know why

Metrix147:
Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/thank-god-for-our-safety-passenger-recounts-air-peace-bird-strike-scare-photos-video/

franchasng:
As a Nigerian, Name 2 Things You Believe The President Should Do to Make Nigeria Better?


Just two major things you believe that once the President does it, Nigeria will become better than it is today?


Let's hear your views.

SarkinYarki:
Lere just showed the world how bitter and disoriented he is

lumens:







You may have issues with the Lizard of Ubima, but one fact is that he is the best governor Rivers state has produced since 1999.

Amaechi is not a saint. But his developmental strides were felt through our the state. He impacted health-care, education, infrastructure and other sectors of the economy.

He built strategic and important flyovers and critical interchange including the beautiful Obirikwere flyover/interchange.

Fast forward, one drunkard came and scattered useless flyovers all over Port Harcourt and ignored other sectors of the economy.

Fareke:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/06/07/anyone-who-voted-for-tinubu-has-no-regrets-masari/

Chram:
This is a very important question.
When does evening even start?
You'll see someone greeting you "Good evening" at 4pm.

At 7pm, someone will tell you "goodnight"

At 8pm too, good evening.

Let's settle this once, and for all please.

sylve11:
Evening is closer to sunset and occurs before night, which is when it becomes dark.

Natbrowny:
Evening is when the sun sets. Just couple of minutes long frm 6.30 to 7.00 pm. Time changes Depending on weather.

Night is when the sky is dark. Once the evening phase passes. Night conmences.

BlackViper:
Where did I mention your father's name?

BlackViper:
🤔

There are 3 options for Musk:

1. He quits politics entirely and focuses his energies only on running his many businesses

2. He quits the Republican Party, but remains in politics and decides to create a 3rd party or support an independent candidate (something he has spoken of doing before and something which another Billionaire called Ross Perot tried in 1992 and it cost Republicans the Presidency which they lost to Bill Clinton)

3. He plays the long game and reconciles with Trump in anticipation of throwing his weight behind his own preferred Republican candidate in the 2028 U.S Presidential Elections.

I personally think he'll go for option 3, but nothing is guaranteed at the moment.

For one thing, he can never become a Democrat because they have spent the past decade demonising him as a Nazi, calling him a white supremacist and destroying Tesla car dealerships all over the United States.

Musk himself is forbidden from running for the Presidency of the United States because he is a first generation immigrant.

Under the American Constitution, a first-generation immigrant cannot run for the office of U.S. President.

The U.S. Constitution (Article II, Section 1) requires that the president be a "natural born Citizen" of the United States. This means the person must have been born a U.S. citizen, typically by being born on U.S. soil or to U.S. citizen parents abroad. First-generation immigrants, who are born outside the U.S. to non-citizen parents and later become citizens, do not meet this requirement.

God1000:
I wonder how many of these countries he can pick out on a map or even pronounce


we need to ban Trump from opening his mouth to speak.

fergie001:
https://x.com/MaaziEzeoke/status/1930285811989123120?t=qz0gaSedPPQMES3QhtY2sg&s=19[/quote]Someone gave a directive ko director ni.
Ogbeni no one see obi. Except some igbo who decided to show their ethnic bigotry and they were silenced.
Obi tried to turn a national victory to ethnic victory.

SusanOpeyemi:
Onitsha is number 27.

Kobojunkie:
1. Look up the meaning of the word "treatment" next time before posting what amounts to mental farts.

2. Also, try to state the facts, not twist them.

3. Nonsense! . 🙄🙄
Following your assertions, shouldn't it follow that women in Nigeria would suffer fibroids less than those in the West, where late marriages are considered the norm? 🙄🙄

Kobojunkie:
Stop lying! 🙄🙄

Fibroids happen in many women, regardless of whether they have had children or not. The answer is not to marry them off early because that will not stop fibroids from eventually growing. Many women who are completely done with childbearing still go on to develop fibroids. Do you pretend that since she has had all the kids she wants, she does not deserve treatment? Nonsense! 🙄🙄

The solution is to have treatment available so they can continue living their lives— and having kids if they desire— if and when fibroids show up.

Kobojunkie:
Abeg, Get lost! 🙄🙄🙄

Who gave this one his certificate and made him a doctor abeg! All these quarks calling themselves doctors and experts.

SusanOpeyemi:
That's because Nigeria is a lawless country. The judiciary is for the highest bidder.

SusanOpeyemi:
Amaechi is class above the ill mannered Wike.

okomile:
Relax
Your time shall come


Enjoy what you do best

TouchNfollow:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/venomous-vipers-dozens-passenger-smuggling-india/

ppogba:
What magic ?

Na so una go dey Nairaland dey yarn dust!

Is there any protest against any of their opponents or any of their victories?

pyyxxaro:
They’ve always been the Best

Kudos


Edo State that normally takes 2nd at least has dropped to Fifth, Kudos to that governor with forehead like old Grinding Stone

immortalcrown:
APC specie.

GodPunishOsu:
The bigger terrorist is your jehovah

MONEY247:
I work where I come across old people....
Mehn I don't want to grow old....

It's another measure of suffering....
As long as I fulfill purpose and attain destiny....

I am okay

Nukilia:
What goes around comes around When the islamists killed Deborah, the police sided with the Islamists. Today the table just turned for the police to receive their dose of jungle justice..

GravityDefier:
Back in those days, we were made to believe that newly bought phones should be charged for at least about 10 hours. Even after the phone become filled, we would still leave it plugged in for hours.

Many people believe the limitations of nickel-based batteries that were prevalent in the early '90s still apply to the more modern lithium ion and lithium polymer technologies we use today.

Myth: Always fully charge a device before its first use
False. To be fair, it doesn't hurt anything to fully charge a device's battery before using it. It doesn't hurt anything if you skip this step, either.

So why do manufacturers sometimes tell you to do it? Fully charging the battery before using a device is to kick-start what's known as a "calibration process," helping the device learn how that individual battery behaves. This is where I tell you that most batteries are self-calibrating, so it's still an unnecessary step.

shortgun:
If all of Peter Obi's good deeds were posted on this site, the servers would crash. Doing good comes naturally to him, that's why people love him even without receiving a single kobo from him.